Type...Goshuin (Castle Stamp) #List of Goshuin for "Running in the Sengoku Period" I have many other Goshuin on sale. If you purchase multiple items, I will offer a discount, so please let me know in the comments before you buy. *********************************************************************** In Hino Town, Shiga Prefecture, many castles were built by the Gamo clan and the Ogura clan during the Sengoku period. There are about 30 castles, including a mountain castle boasting one of the largest scales in the Koto region, a castle that sheltered Oda Nobunaga's wife and children during the Honno-ji Incident, and a castle that was destroyed after a siege. Of these, a "Digital Stamp Rally to Visit Hino's Castles" was held, where you could visit five castle ruins. If you collect all the stamps (5) during the period and present the screen at the Hino Tourism Association, the first 300 people will receive a limited edition Goshuin of Hino Gamo-kan (Nakano Castle). This is a reward item from the event that started on November 1st. It seems that there were many exchanges in the first 10 days, and it was said that it might run out sooner than the period. The location information stamp is not recognized unless you enter the castle ruins, so the hurdle for obtaining it is quite high. This is an offer of 3 items, including the regular version of Nakano Castle (Hino Castle) and the Omi Castle Card issued by Shiga Prefecture. The limited edition only is available for purchase at ¥1,800. This castle, historically known as Hino Castle, has long been called Nakano Castle in Hino, and was the last main castle of the Gamo family, the lords of Hino, who held 60,000 koku for about 400 years from the early Kamakura period. Gamō Ujisato, the grandson of Gamō Sadahide, was born in this castle in 1556. It is famous that when Oda Nobunaga was killed in the Honno-ji Incident in the 10th year of Tensho (1582), Ujisato, who was 26 years old, welcomed Nobunaga's wives and family from Azuchi Castle to this castle and tried to fight against Akechi Mitsuhide's army. In the 12th year of Tensho, Gamō Ujisato was transferred to Ise Matsugashima by the order of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, and the 52-year history of Nakano Castle and the prosperity of the castle town came to an end. For those who cannot come from afar, how about it? I will reinforce it with a mount and ship it with rain protection. I have many other Goshuin on sale. If you wish to purchase multiple items, please let me know in the comments before you buy. #List of Goshuin for "Running in the Sengoku Period"